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Chen’s World

By Nancy T. Lu | April 25, 2004 - 12:00am

A grain of sand, A sesame seed, noodles, the heads of ants, a toothbrush bristle, a strand of hair, the wings of a fly, a paper clip, a pumpkin seed, the tip of a matchstick, dental floss, the wick of a candle, a...

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